Women’s Aetrex Lynco L2405 Customisable Orthotics With Metatarsal Support

Discover the ultimate in customisable comfort with Aetrex Lynco L2405 Men’s Orthotics. These could be a game-changer if you have medium to high arches and struggle with forefoot pain.

They use our clever Mosaic technology and the renowned Aetrex Arch Support to help align your body properly. This can help if you’re prone to nasty problems like plantar fasciitis, arch pain, or metatarsalgia.

The best bit? You can customise these insoles to fit your feet perfectly. Just remove the little gel pods in areas where you feel pressure. It’s like having a bespoke pair of insoles made just for you.

Aetrex hasn’t skimped on quality, either. The CopperGuard® antimicrobial lining keeps things hygienic, and the Pro-Shox® cushioning absorbs shock brilliantly. They’re built to last, so you’ll get proper support for ages.

These insoles are nice and slim (.25 inches), fitting easily into trainers, walking boots, or shoes. To get the most out of them, use a foot scanner -that way, you’ll know exactly where to adjust the fit.

If you have high arches, metatarsalgia, or just want better shock absorption and arch support, Aetrex orthotics could be the answer with the L2405. With that cupped heel design for extra stability, your feet will feel supported from the moment you put them on. And with the metatarsal pad taking pressure off the ball of your foot… well, it’s a proper treat.

Give Aetrex Lynco L2405 Men’s Orthotics a try – your feet will love you for it!
Details:

• Top Cover Material: CopperGuard® antimicrobial lining
• Center Cushioning: Pro-Shox® polyurethane to absorb shock and reduce impact
• Performance Base: Thermoplastic urethane for shape retention
• Insole Thickness: .25″
• Recommended for: Individuals seeking customized relief
• Best for: Sneakers, Athletic shoes, Walking shoes, Tennis shoes
• How to Use: Begin by removing gel pods found on the bottom of the orthotic in pressure point areas. It is recommended to find a foot scanner nearest you to learn where your pressure point areas are located.